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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
rnAnMlNI. nI cAnlr Nrws.

NuNvs, Dce. 90 PRINCES. Nottcinoh has obtained a
pfhe iot fhe best ,omYu.tinn anoul nous literary
tOu ntutiuu.
tuNsrAsIiNuffr. Dec % The Porte has rejected The
FHIIHtfrfr iIff'HIfu Ni fhr trIWafHH company 90
Whfh iUftrf trrfeu rInfcd giving contract fur ne
construction Hf torpedo hoats. and tenders iu Tie ~oh
y aslin Dol invited
HtrnIn, Dec Ji.-A sfo,h ~ earthquake was folt 20
a.. ln A,u,ua. hndaiuslh ~ csurcd much alarm, but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

was hanged To-day in sober mind he repudiates the
confession but 1t Is reported that told the story Of the
murder to South Side physican when he was not under
the infuen OF drink.
The Chicago police officials do not appear place much
credence In the confess though they have dispatched
detective to Milwaukee to ascertain the facts. The
mother Of Kenn Edmond has not lived at home for
some time account OF disagreement with his father
at home, and from New Years Of that winter till spring,
Kept sober worked every day at seamen clothing house,
and home generally in the evenings For the last
ten months he has been out Of work"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

"'IFT 'IfFIIT Nf-IFIIU NINH TVU INVN Y
A1iAN1A Ca. Dec 81 (Specab.lt IA said that United
States senator Joseph l.. Browns ply scan has com
manded him not To return 10 Washington at o recon-
vcning of Congress under any aud It Is be-
licycd that he VIII heed the admOniton il Is also
serted that Senator Browns attitude toward
the Administration has greatly lcsschcd his
Influence at Washington. and that this
fact has been pointed factor In
leading him 90 decide tO retire 10 private life Friends )f
'ongToss 'IHp already at work eudcaVor
to secure hts appointment Senator Browns successor
From source close Ia Governor GOdOn-hOweyer it's
learned that either cN Governor smith Henry ".
Grady of The Atlanta Constitution, will receive the ap
poIntincnt should the Senator rc,igu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
WARM TIMES FOR PENNSYLVANIA EDITORS.

PlrG,B EG Dec. 81 (SpclaD-rhe public sentiment OF
Washington PENN IS dividcd the righteousness Of
the verde, which consigned the Washington County coal
miners convicted Iot and conspiracy to the Allegheny
County Wurkousc The O6setrer sustained Judge Hart
IN such forcihlc rs 20 rouse the ire OF Lawyer
John E1rlcn who assisted in the miners defence. Mr.
Borden met Editor McIlyauc the street Il pcrs0hal
encounter eusurd In which the newspaper man was
vOr,icd. The senior editor Mr.. Acheson. n nepheW 0t
nlrcd state, Judge Acncs0n Is also IN hot water lie
stated citoray that Mr. Jul,on town burgess was
m sympathy with the gambling fraternity The two met
OH the street and the editor threatened with personal
chHsil-encu, II hc repeated The latest is
sc ~ ne Oberr contains criticisms Of its
enemies and SouC lively times are expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
EfssAEos wAIriAo roR VERDICT

HFNAAhVh HtITINU TOR 4 IIhDFtI
f"hAbftrii,a, dee ~ Argument ~ council IN the
~s' ths Rev Maid Mes-aios iof aasaut Mis- Mary
~.''h Sas 'oheudsd ibls nofning Juige f,ll d'hV-
~ 'h"fae Ia the jury ami ieN tsnuics before noon
ts.ss~l irNlti AZ sJ5 A. M, H0thng had beun
MIG 1eih the lhft iudsf fel adjourned the court un
IL ks."tt :" u"iteN nufniuF q b. iusr siai'~ that
"9ssssi ia
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TuE vANDERBlLrs AND GEORGIA CENTRAL

report reached this city yesterday that the Wander
bllts had purchased the Ccnua Railroad Of Georgia
Chauncey NJ Deew. counsel for the Vanderbilt family
had prepared 20 bed when IRHUNE porter calcd
lasi evening" ut his home To verify the report
VIA. sent asking u there any truth ~ the stony
or n there var any Foundation for the report Mr.. Ds
pew sent down word that hcie not particle oil truth
la tlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

PmuAbLIIuIA, dec. 81 TX Trcsidont Gowcn. Of the
Ihiladc phia and Reading Railroad Company has issued
AL address the junior bOndhocrs aud shareholders uf
the Philai, phia and Reading Elioad and Coal Iron
tonuany lie advises the acceptance ~ the plan
organization recently Issued 10y the
and states that II offers yanagcs over the previous
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HOPEFUL. IN AusrRlh.nrNGAeY FOR PEACE.

wynn Doc 60 Hon uva. Hungarian Premier pub
Mcly state. that taorc complete a'corl between himself
and Count kauoky. lmicra Nu crfor Forcirn Affairs
ani dcuir thlt 10 s trc that Count kanoly intends Ia
resign Herr fsla privately Sings Hc hopeful nat peace
will ht hrnkf lud dt, ArD- that hc policy O Austria
hungary IL distinctly N,.ss"toA
Tho -eryan Goycinncuf has opened confidential ncgo
taiinns for confederation of The various Balkan states
tn the event 0f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
srnscnIrrI0Ns 10 TIE LOGAN FUND.

WASHINGTON Dec 3l.-Thc following subscriptions have
,,n received for tho Logan Fund; Governor John j..
Eoutt OF Colorado 500; William Strange 800; Leopold
Morse Boston, 800; Judge stevenson Burke Ceye'
land 81 900; Henry c. Gibson. Philadelphia, 500;
Ueur, C. Disson Sons. Philadelphia, 5000 Cash, go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
wAsnINnrox,s nEAnorAnrERs AT NEwnuEG.
JBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

SiIlNGTON'S HEApoCAErERS AT NEWBU!H'
NEwBUKG. Dec. 3I.-Tho annual report Of the uiIS
tee, ci Nashn.t ,r's Headquarters, Just submitted
10 tho Secretary of state. shows That the buildings
grounds are in an excellent stat" Of prcserydon
rerrrn, Ia The memorial which Is 10 bc erected from
the fund OF 10000 provided by the state OF NOW
York, and So. 900 provided by tho general Govern
mcnt tho trustees briefly say thai Congressional
Committee assumed the management OF the whOi"
matter and without consulting the trustees con
tract made and plans wero hdopleu Tor crec',hS
tho conteniplat~l memorials. Operations were De
gun on the ground In september, ami me iounuaton
for tho proposed structure has been lid. Further
hor tho memorial has however been tUSp'Iuc' Wv, Wv
.,,,inV D,rng the wear ending December 81,
p, ,5Os visitors rcg-tcred at the headIuar'rS anu
for the last seven year. the total about 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
ARcRIrlRr LAMlKN fvaAnrMrNr crRrALN-

h'oos, gs. bee ~. secretary Lamar T. spending the
s'iiays at bsSld home lie has met With sa cnh,sas
D. respiion u Is hai be- ls engaged Ia the lady 10
.''"h named and that the engagement meets the entire
spiHnia % buth 0i thyfaHlrs con einri II u also
slsp certain that uuio has Jet been nacd ior the
hsffiaes sttstuauu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE

BurrALo Dee. 3I.-Chair1nan Cole. of tho Republican
state Committee, has appointed Daniel H. McMllah'
State senntor member Of the state Committee IN pace
Edward " Hatch Judge elect OF the superior court NJ
Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
CAPTURING WABASH ROLLING STOCK.

ST. LOUIS Dec 81 tSpoaD.-The orders made by
Judges Brewer and Treat in the wabash signed
today. The is that the western division OF the
Wabash is well equipped and that the rolling stock has
been brought "a the side OF the Mississippi River
since Judge Gr sham delivered his decision. The re-
ccycrs are authority statement that the contract
between the Wabash and the Missouri Kansas and
Texas under hich the latcfs track between Mobcrly
and Hannibal has been used the connecting Ink he
tween tie Wabash lines cast ad those west OF The river
VIII D, aunulcd ~ once and all trains Withdrawn irom
that and - Louis made tic eastern objective poiut
entire stem west II the tivtr The probable
action u the purchasing conn itve j. causing
anxiety. The formal release ~ DO" cnsic'u Hines was
made today Ia a circular io officials and employees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO

Th,se figures comprise The total shipment Of nour. oa
and meal wheat corn oats rye barley, min feed,
malt grass seed naN seed. cured meats. canned meats
ercs and barrels pork n barrels, Lard, cheese
butter. hides WOOi and lumber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

~ IOtiH lee 3l.Ihe char ei booty of Arthur Palmer
81 r victims wlo lost their ves In ihe rra which DE
r The staple igit well HartwaTe 'ompanYs roab
lhncnt Two weeks a.o. dug IRON the runs ihs morn
Ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

accept the Office OF superintendent OF Philadelphia ana
Reading Express. benjamin Norton has been promoted
TO the place made vacant by Mr. IIead, and A NJ Smith
has been appointed his assistant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
'NrWs NorIs TKOM L0NDoN.

IpNuoN Dec ~
MrvrRs killed Ten miners were klloi n morning
by TOE falling Of cage in acolicry al Hodgh'"h &C.
Springs, near Durham.
NEAR ulr Rrny MlNr.-The latest adyiccs from Man
dai, state that hc irf.h army oi occupation b. WIAn
two miles ~ jho 'Icat idly mines az Buimall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
CHIMES and CASUALTIES.


CHitssO, Dee. ai-t Oiouel W ~ Boton tho superin-
tfnd0nt second mail matter iiic
berrrnrpt before Judge nlvigett United satcs
Distinct out THIS afternoon pleaded guilty Withhold
lnH fl2buO nom the oON CInmcnL Tho Judge said ho would
dei ssnt.uoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01
VIII. MIR. GOsCnEN ACCEPTS

OFFERED TIE PLACE OF CHANCELLOR OF THE En-
curorrR-rDwARD sTANHopE ALSO MfNIloNED.
LoyDo~. Dec. 3l.-Lord salisbury returned 10 iat"ciu
Tonight leaving the composition OF the Ministry sun uh
certain He has offered Mr.. Goshen the position OF
Chancellor OF the Exchequcr and awaiting hsrespohsc
Mr. Goschen has consulted with Lord Harrington AMI Is
taking time 10 consider AZ late hour TO night he had
potrcped and had given no sgno whathe intends 10 10
Lord Randolph Churchill to-day. through Sir Henry
Dr,unond Wolff consented 10 resume Office condition
that Lord Salisbury gave that he woud sup
mort the proposed and branch reforms OF abuses In
The naval and military administrations. Baron Kowton
convey ell the offer to Lord Salisbury who rejected u IN
ferns that will widen the breach between him ana loId
Randolph Churchill -,
and his ollearus accord in the belief thRt u Is
uuaivi-ahc Ia form coalition Government INT promise
io ,oninue to give The Ministry cordial support. -
II i semi i-oicially stated that william Henry smith
will rcf ain the office " Secretary Tor war Edward
sinuhorc viii succeed Lord Randolph Churchill a. Chai
eelr OF the Exchcqucr and the Earl oi tainarvon WI"
TAKE The Office OF Colonial secretary which MI stahhopc
nOw holds.
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-. LnnnIvG nnreE.


illtL g. -N>I lODGING HOUSE
'uh" .Ifr out a4DItly before
e'hrs story ~ the three story
iaue At % .nal e., known the
hihnesot % nl stopping place for the
IHfcst 'Ia. uiulrta ..d last night usual, was
crowded io f- utmost ftpa. is Fortunately The tire
discovered H ifs lroipisit Stage aud two culiOyos
sundei alafin lfo companies arrived ~ une Ia
hnrr rfc Hd io the unfortunate lOigcrs Ia the uppor
soff- Wl'.e t1nH ~ eeHpe were euiirly cat "n Two
srant giis we're ullt'd by lumpims nnd several per
."ns vrfs eat apd hfui-sd cr'alcd with htuc more
Whn Their night clothing Tho ntcutu are making "a
tsf scaI ~ ilo ftiu ICcing a. ud some oi ihe i
Migrant sifp,aiei 90 burned death, several were
Ml..lnR Inl ~ faI W N lIms hnVr hcrn dlsrOvrrod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

District Assembly No. IS knights OF Labor has sue
ccelel in coming a satisfactory agreement Win al Oh
hc railroad companies In Brooklyn, and next week they
will begin the New York companies. No 'o"olc Is ~
uprfed
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tINInAL nTNnEIn TInrIE IN

~ NtHAL HUNDRED IEpPLE SAID TO bE KILLED
Nunts Dec l1.-irc broke out to-day in thc tc-erycd
ei. .aHnD at Peoples Paris whore The annual air Wa
lf h'M tts reported that sesoral handrcd persons
Rt.. burned. U crushed to death.
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rur nrLGARIANs MIL RrcElyNp ~ ENGLAND.

soiIm,. Dec. 3l.-Thc Bulgarian dcputation reports
nom London that Lord lddcslcgh British Foreign secrc
re,ary listened with coa sympathy to their presenta
ton Of Buaras case bat reserved expressing any views
uHt the depuaon met him acain II his residence al
Pynes Exeter. Lord Idde>lrich Thought another inter
view necessary because there were 30 many matters 10
d,,ss la with the Object Of The depu'atoh
visit
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NJ GonLEr oX cIAINs oF IN fRENCH ARMY.

81 bOIl.Il ON tlAl1H VI I'M iNis+'' - ''''" -
PARIS. Dec 3l.-M Goblet. Prime Minister, received
,yndieatc of members Of The Paris stock Exchange today
lie told them did not believe that war was imminent
Frances relations with every Power were excellent ana
Oh desired uo;l M but peace Int ne aa''d 20
View the po.siiv of war calmly. the Nation must hc
powerful enough to protect her rights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

Charles NJ Head has resigned the posiion " general
tsane nasagcr Of The Long Island hallIoad Company "
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HOFFMAN,, L.
NOTES.

We advise any club that plays Cum.
berland to have the latter pay their OK
penses i'm advance.
we pay car fare and hotel expensas,
!. III. LLoYD.'
The above is a copy OF the telegram re
ceived from Lloyd, manager of tho Cum
bertrand club.
Besides refusing IN pay car fare, this
geutlem m (9l had tho lmpudence to send
wood to the proprietor of the hotol at
which the Deltas were stopping to collect
from them.
The Dcltas were willing to play Cum
ber'and on the second day, but Clmbor-
land was sadly disappointed i'm the 'bu ok
wheat nine aud didn't want TO run tho
risk of being beaten.
kolso. the great slugger of Cumberland.
came to the bat three time and msio ter
rife driyes-at tho wind each time.
Two safo hits was all that Cumberland
could make on Conin while the Do,tss
made 10 base hits, batting Hoffman out
Of the box.
Tony Phar, of Baltimore, who pitched
for the famous Westminster club when
they defeated the Baltimore Association
club, two years ago, was thou put in the
box, and Rowlesburg made fouI singles
and two-bagger In TWO innings on him.
Kiger and Hayes, OF Morgautowu,
played with the Doltas and both did oN.
cellent work, Kiger making two two~
baggers AMI one single. Hayes coyored
second in fino form.
Tho Doltas had but Eve OF their own
men, tho two Morsnntown and tive
River City players making mp no nine
Niger and hayes were secured for the
battery i'm tho second game.
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PEEsoxAL rAnAonApns.
Movements Of People About ".

Movements Of People About u.
Maj. T.. p. r.. Brown, Of Philippi,
was in the city on Monday
John Evans, Of Evansville attended
court this Week.-Mrs. Tina God.
win. of Kingwood, is visiting in
town this week. Il Grafton Standard.
Capt. Goodwin, of Kingwood, was
in town Wednesday, on business.
IS. w. Bowman, Of Rowlesburg
was in town last week on business. 49,
LSt, George Democrrt.
Dr. Gay Fairfax, Of Rccdsvillc,
took in the base ball game here last
Friday. The DIR. is an admirer Of
the national game.
Mr. Jesse Spahr, who has been
working in the large taDnery at Davis
for several months, arrived at his
home here on last Friday.
Hon. John J. Brown and family Of
Morgantown, were visiting relatives
in Kingwood last Friday and Satur-
day.
Messrs. WIN. G. Brown and VIM. G.
Worley were at Grafton a few days
last week in the interest Of the rail.
road
Mr. Mack Menear, Of Kingwood
was among our agreeable callers on
Tuesday Miss Tina Goodwin, OF
Kingwood, is visiting at Mr.. Josiah
Miller's in West Grafton.-Miss
Nora M. snively, Of Greencastlc,
Penn, has been the guest Of Miss
Kate Smith since last Thursday and
expects 10 remain until next week,
when she will go to Newburg where
she will visit Mrs. DR.. Lanham. -
Grafton Sentinel.
Prof. Chauncy Ravenscroft, re-
turned home Saturday,. from Buckhan.
non, where he has been teaching in
the public school for the past two
years. lie will remain here for O
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-11

What a truly beautiful world we live
I'm ! Nature gives us grandeur OF noun,
tains. glons aud oceans, and thousands of
means OF enjoyment. We can desire no
better when in POI feet health; hut how
oiton do tho minority of people feel like
giving it up disheHrtened, discouraged
and worn ont with disease. when thore Ia
no tasion Tor this feeling, as every su' g
that GREEN'S IU0itH FioUcr will make
them free from disease, as when born.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint arc the
direct causes of seventy per cent. OF
such maladios ny Biliousness, Indigestion
Sick Headache, Costivoness, Nervous
Prostitution, Dizziness OF the Head, Pal
pitation OF the Heart, aud other distress
ing symptoms. Three doses of AugitSf
FtOWcT will prove its wonderful effect,
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try 1t.
II--l3--g7
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True Meridian.

Julius K. Monroe established the
true meridian by repeated observa-
lions on Polarts in a field near town,
some time since, and the magnetic
variations found to be % AZ to %
So west, increasing about 3 minutes
annually. Latitude. 800 2T north.
There is a law, we understand, re-
quiring meridians to be established
in every courthouse yard in the
State, and requiring every surveyor
60 correct his compass TO it yearly,
thereby doing away with variations
on lines. BY the way there are few If
any, better practical civil engineers
than julius in the State. lie has
all the modern instruments of the
very best quality, is a good student
and seems to have peculiar talent
for the business His action as above
in getting the true meridian and call
ing attention TO it, unpaid and un-
sought Is very commendable, and our
court we think, should employ him
to place n meridian post or stone In
our courthouse yard, and require
surveyors who practice their bust
in the county to correct by it yearly.
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Teachers Examinations.

Examinations will be held IN Preston
county at tho following times and places.
BRUCETON MILLS, Monday and
Tuesday, August Goth and 3Olh.
TERRA ALTA, Wednesday and
TmursdaY, August 3lst and September 1.
NEWBURG, Friday and Saturday,
September % and 3D..
MASONTOWN, Monday and Tuesday,
September 9TH and 9th.
KlNGWOOD, "Wednesday and Thurs.
day, September 7th and Slh.
Each applicant must pay fee OF 81,
required by law and produce a certificate
Of i've days attendance at County Insu-
tuto before entering tho class.
Teachers holding four-year certificates
arc required by law TO attend Institute.
County Institute will he held iu King.
wood beginning on Monday, August 22d.
Examinations will begin at o'clock
a. NJ, and close at p. m. Of second day
j.. NJ. SQUiREs,
4. t. MCMTLLEN.
FRANZ Is. TROrrER,
Board Of Examiners.
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month and then go to Morgantown to
attend the University.

month and then 60 to Morgantown to
attend the University.
O. s Mckinney, editor ofthe Stda
ddrd Enterprise, was in town for a
few hours on tuesday.
John w. Mason, the heavy weight
Republican of Taylor county, was
in kjugwood on business Tuesday.
The editor of this paper was cal.
led to Oakland last Saturday Ia see
his Mother who is seriously I'M at
that place. Miss Annie Jourdan &C.
complained him.
Mr.. Geo. A. Herring. of Mason.
town, was in town on Monday.
T.. b Stone, prosperous merchant
OF Rowlesburg, was in Kingwood on
Monday, on business.
w. NJ. SchaefIer, of Terra Alta,
was in the City on Monday.
Mr.. Adams. who recently held n
place on the Wheeling Registers cd.
itorial staff, called TO sec us one day
this will.
Bud Wardwell. Gar Hagans and
viii Menear will go to Grafton next
week to do some work for George NJ.
Whitescarver.
Miss Myrtle Mencar, who has been
visiting relatives and friends at
Buckhannon the past month, return.
cd home on Saturday.
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County and State News.

OuDscrlDe Tor the Argus.
We do all kinds of job work at
this office.
Camp-meeting will begin this year
on Friday, August 26.
Several communications were ur.
AvOidably crowded out this week.
The jury in the Van Baker murder
trial returned a verdict of guilty in
the first degree"
The M. +. parsonage has been
treated to a tin roof, and other re.
pairs will be made.
We have secured correspondent
at Tunnelton who will contribute re-
gularly in the future.
&. w. S. Martin was kicked on the
left arm by horse, last Friday even
ing. The wound was very painful.
John II. Brown is making prepa
ratiOns to build dwelling house on
his lot on Price street The old town
etill booms.
Our thanks are due to Messrs. IT.
Clay Hyde, / G. Ralphsnider, j. X.
Monroe, DIR. Trippett and ALVIN Pot
ter for assistance tn week.
The Academy base ball club will
cross bats with the "Tigers" of Tun.
melton at this place on Friday, and
on Saturday they expect to play at
MasontOwn.
S. b. King. of Rowlesburg. is look
ing up the lumber interests of Tucker
county. Mr.. King is an old lum.
herman and knows agood thing when
he sees it.--PiOneer.
DIR. A. NJ. jarrett will be at the
following places on the dates named
below; Newburg, Aug. for 2 days {;
Terra Alta, Aug. IL, for 3 days;
KingwOOd, Aug. Is for 6 days.
Sealed bids for the erection of a
schOol-house near Thos. Garlitts', Of
this district, will be received by +.
Thomas, secretary Of the Board Of
Education, until O'Clock p. n Au.
gust IS.
We understand that Mr.. Cogman
has sold his blacksmith shop and 9th.
or property in town to J. T.. Elliott
who will engage in the blacksmith
business on Main st. soon.- Tucker
Democrat.
The latest sensation in base ball
circles is the proposed game between
the Tunnelton 'Tadpoles' and the
KingwOOd 'Wiggle waggles. The
game is to be played at this place to,
morrow morning.
A preliminary meeting was held
iptbe Office Of +. NJ. Reynolds, Esq,
on wednesday afternoon Of last week
with view to initiate measures for
securing the location at this point.
Of large WOODEN factory.
Dr. q. B. Hardy, Of Terra Alta,
will be in Kingwood during court
for the purpose Of doing all kind Of
dental work and will guarantee Sat
isfaction. Prices reasonable.
Rooms at the Exchange Hotel.
The second annual catalogue oil
the officers and students Of the Sc.
George classical and normal acadia
my has been received, wolch show
that the school is a decided success
Seventy.fve pupils we're enrolled last
year.